Though the keys are quite large and are raised to ensure good tactility, the space bar feels like two buttons mashed into one, resulting in an uncomfortable typing experience. We also don't understand why the keyboard is effectively split into two; the keys are split between the Y and U letters for no apparent reason and this makes it a stretch to type letters on the edges of the keyboard such as Q and P.
On a positive note, the keys have a soft backlight, making it easy to type on in a darkened room. The Nokia C6 smartphone is controlled largely via its 3. The display lacks the responsiveness of a capacitive touchscreen and the Symbian OS and dated S60 UI is filled with inconsistencies. For example, the selection of buttons is inconsistent, with single clicks required in some menus and double clicks in others. Performance is also poor; we regularly experienced lag and delays when completing basic tasks such as opening and closing the slider , while scrolling in basic menus is jerky and unnatural — a complete opposite to the the smooth experience offered by similarly priced Android smartphones.
The Nokia C6's home screen is a slight positive: you can customise it with a range of live widgets including Facebook, email, news, weather and phone shortcuts. The content is limited and you can't adjust the size of the boxes, but you can edit what is displayed in each of them. As with other Nokia phones running Symbian, holding down the menu button displays the application manager, which allows you to close currently running programs.
The clunky software and poor build quality are a shame, because the Nokia C6 packs in plenty of features for a phone at this price point. A 5-megapixel camera with LED flash takes reasonably good photos with accurate colour, and it also doubles as a basic video recorder. Ovi Maps provides free, full turn-by-turn navigation for the lifetime of the device. Although we'd still recommend a dedicated GPS unit for everyday use, the Nokia C6 paired with Ovi Maps is a competent navigation solution for casual users, especially when it costs nothing.
The phone has a standard 3. The media player is similar to the one seen in most Nokia's N Series handsets, displaying album art and allowing the adjustment of multiple settings including loudness, stereo widening and a five-preset equaliser. The Nokia C6 is currently sold through online mobile phone retailer MobiCity , but is also available through Telstra and Telechoice. What's Not - Clunky software, questionable build quality, design looks dated, keyboard is split for no apparent reason.
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